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11 Best Property Valuers in Singapore (2026)

A guide to the best property valuers in Singapore, from global real estate firms to specialist practices offering mortgage, statutory and en bloc valuation.

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Amir Wahab
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A professional property valuation puts an independent, defensible figure on a home, commercial building or piece of land, whether you need it for a mortgage, a sale, estate or tax matters, a financial report or an en bloc exercise. The firms below are real, currently operating Singapore valuation practices, ranging from the local arms of global real estate groups to long-established specialist valuers, many with valuers recognised by the SISV or licensed with IRAS. Compare their asset-class expertise, accreditation, bank-panel status and turnaround before you engage one.

1. Knight Frank Singapore

Knight Frank Singapore runs a valuation and advisory practice covering office, retail, industrial, hospitality and alternative assets, alongside development and land advisory and residential valuations through its residential division. The firm describes work spanning mortgage and secured-lending valuations, financial reporting, acquisitions and portfolio strategy, and says it has completed several thousand valuations in Singapore. Part of the global Knight Frank network, it suits owners, investors and lenders who want an international firm with an established local team for commercial and development assets.

2. Savills Singapore

Savills Singapore offers property valuation and advisory across office, industrial, retail, residential, hotel and special-use assets, with valuations prepared for purposes such as secured lending, financial reporting, statutory matters and internal decision-making. The firm states that its valuers are accredited members of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), working to international valuation standards. Backed by the global Savills network, it is a fit for clients needing multi-asset coverage and cross-border context.

3. Cushman & Wakefield Singapore

Cushman & Wakefield operates a Singapore valuation and advisory team covering residential, office, retail, industrial and logistics property. Its stated services include mortgage valuations referencing MAS lending guidance, institutional valuations for REITs and funds, development feasibility studies and expert-witness work, plus business and enterprise valuations. The firm refers to certified valuers and compliance with Singapore's property legislation. As the local arm of a global real estate services group, it suits institutional owners and lenders wanting portfolio-scale coverage with local market knowledge.

4. JLL Singapore

JLL Singapore delivers valuation through its Value and Risk Advisory practice, providing real estate appraisals and market-value opinions across office, retail, industrial and residential segments for investors, lenders and corporate owners. The firm frames its service around data-driven insight, portfolio risk management and, increasingly, sustainability and climate-risk considerations in due diligence. As the Singapore office of the global Jones Lang LaSalle group, it is suited to institutional clients and lenders who want appraisals backed by extensive transaction data and regional coverage.

5. CBRE Singapore

CBRE Singapore provides valuation, advisory and consulting services for owners, investors and lenders across commercial, residential and specialised asset classes. Its valuers handle mortgage and secured-lending valuations, insurance reinstatement assessments, valuations for mergers and acquisitions, and due diligence, drawing on the group's market research and data. As the local practice of a global real estate services firm, CBRE suits clients needing multi-sector coverage and institutional-grade reporting, particularly for larger commercial portfolios and cross-border transactions.

6. Colliers Singapore

Colliers, operating locally as Colliers International Consultancy and Valuation (Singapore), provides valuation and appraisal across office, retail, industrial, hotel, mixed-use and residential property. Its stated services extend to feasibility studies, investment strategy and statutory work such as stamp-duty assessment and goods-and-services-tax valuation, with valuations prepared in line with the international valuation standards observed by the SISV. Part of the global Colliers group, it is a fit for developers, investors and occupiers wanting advisory depth alongside a formal valuation.

7. Edmund Tie

Edmund Tie, which markets its services under the ETC brand, is a Singapore-headquartered real estate advisory firm with a long-established valuation advisory practice and offices across Southeast Asia. It handles valuations for mortgage and corporate purposes, statutory valuation and property-tax advisory, asset and sale-and-purchase valuations, and public flotation and takeover work, plus feasibility studies, across all main property types. A member of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers and a common bank-panel valuer, it suits both institutional and private clients.

8. CKS Property Consultants

CKS Property Consultants is a long-standing Singapore valuation firm whose team the company describes as licensed IRAS property valuers and members of the SISV. It values residential, commercial, industrial and special-use properties for purposes including mortgage, financial reporting, fire-insurance reinstatement, probate and estate administration, collective (en bloc) sale, statutory and compulsory-acquisition matters, and rent reviews. The firm says it has completed a very large volume of assignments over its long history and issues around a thousand reports a year, making it a fit for both individuals and institutions.

9. Associated Property Consultants

Associated Property Consultants (APC) is a Singapore valuation and real estate consultancy the firm says has operated for more than forty years, based at the former HDB headquarters in Bukit Merah. Its valuation work covers loan-security valuations, property-tax advice, fire-insurance assessments, liquidation and investment or portfolio valuations, compulsory land-acquisition appeals, litigation and expert-witness support, and commercial rent reviews and lease renewals. The breadth of statutory and dispute-related work makes it a practical choice for owners and advisers dealing with tax, acquisition or litigation matters.

10. Pioneer Property Consultants

Pioneer Property Consultants is a Singapore practice the firm describes as staffed by qualified and licensed valuers with more than ten years of valuation experience. It prepares valuations for sale and purchase (including HDB flats), estate duty, stamp duty, internal transfers of name and company financial reporting, covering landed homes, private apartments, offices, factories, industrial and commercial buildings, development land and special properties such as nursing homes, religious buildings and petrol stations. It suits owners and executors needing a straightforward valuation for a specific transaction or filing.

11. A Star Valuer

A Star Valuer is a Singapore firm the company describes as a team of licensed property valuers, with directors registered as IRAS-licensed valuers and members of the SISV. It prepares valuations for commercial, residential and industrial properties, and states that it sits on the Housing and Development Board's panel of valuers. Its focus on core asset classes and formal accreditation makes it a fit for individuals and businesses needing an accredited valuation for financing, a transaction or planning purposes.

How to choose

  • Match the valuation type to your purpose: a mortgage or secured-lending valuation, a statutory valuation for tax or compulsory acquisition, an en bloc or collective-sale valuation and a financial-reporting valuation each follow different rules and formats.
  • Check that the firm's valuers are properly recognised, for example licensed with IRAS and members of the Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV), or holding RICS or IVAS credentials, since a formal valuation usually needs a recognised signatory.
  • Look for genuine expertise in your asset class, as the approach to an HDB flat, a landed home, an office building, an industrial facility or a special-use property differs and specialist knowledge affects accuracy.
  • If the valuation is for a bank loan, ask whether the firm sits on that bank's panel of valuers, because lenders generally only accept reports from their own approved panel.
  • Confirm turnaround time and what the report will contain, especially when a valuation is tied to a transaction deadline, a court matter or a tax filing.
  • Ask how fees are structured before engaging, since valuation fees commonly depend on property type, value and complexity, and get the scope and purpose of the report in writing so it is fit for its intended use.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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